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<li>An insurer defined in the Regulation of Financial Services (Provident Funds) Law, 1981 ;</li>
<li>A Banking Corporation or Auxiliary Corporation , as such terms are defined in the Banking (Licencing) Law 1981, other than a joint services company, acting for their own account or for the account of clients that are investors of the type listed in Section 15A(b) of the Securities Law;</li>
<li>A licensed portfolio manager under the Advice Law, acting on its own account or for the account of clients that are investors of the type listed in Section 15A(b) of the Securities Law;</li>
<li>An investment advisor or provider of investment marketing services under the Advice Law, acting for its own account;</li>
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<li>An underwriter fulfilling the conditions of Section 56(c) of the Securities Law;</li>
<li>A venture capital fund (defined as an entity primarily involved in investments in entities which are engaged, at the time of investment,: (a) in research and development or production of new technological products or processes, and (b) where the risk of investment is typically above-average risk for such investment);</li>
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An individual investor, also known as a retail client, is a client organisation or individual who cannot be deemed both a Qualified Investor and a Qualified Client, pursuant to the requirements of the Israeli Securities Law 1968 (the ‘Securities Law’) and the Law for the Regulation of Advice, Investment Marketing and Investment Portfolio Management 1995 (the ‘Advice Law’), respectively. A Qualified Investor is defined under the Securities Law as.

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Starknet recently had an important version update to 0.12.1. Users were required to upgrade their accounts beforehand. Accounts that weren’t upgraded became temporarily inaccessible but are now being restored, including $550k worth of funds. The upgrade is now reenabled, allowing users to regain account access.

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FTX may look to Galaxy to hedge its BTC and ETH positions as the fallen exchange looks to possibly liquidate its $3bn holdings in crypto.

BitGo Inc. raised $100 million at a valuation of $1.75 billion from new investors. CEO Mike Belshe acknowledges the challenges of the current market but emphasizes that BitGo's focus on obtaining licenses and adhering to regulations has helped it differentiate itself in the uncertain legal landscape surrounding digital assets.

Celo network has approved plans to transform its Layer 1 blockchain into a Layer 2 on Ethereum. Similarly, Fantom Foundation is currently exploring the integration of optimistic rollups to connect their blockchain to Ethereum.

HashKey has secured a Type 1 and Type 7 license, in compliance with Hong Kong securities law to be able to offer virtual asset trading activities as well as provide these services to institutional and retail users.

EraLend, a lending protocol on zkSync was recently hacked for $3.4mn where the perpetrators exploited a smart contract vulnerability manipulating the interest rate and withdrawing excess funds than what was deposited.

The People’s Bank of China governor Yi Gang announced that China’s digital yuan had seen almost US$250bn in transactions since its pilot.

Google Play has updated its policy to allow for the integration of digital assets such as NFTs into gaming applications on the platform.

The SEC in Thailand has introduced a ban of crypto companies offering any lending services to customers. The ban is set to take effect from July 31.

Microstrategy has tweeted that they bought an additional 12,333 BTC at ~$28,136 per Bitcoin. This brings the firm’s total Bitcoin holdings to ~$4.52bn roughly 152,333 BTC.